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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
4
An OCR filled note from Pendleton Oregon includes publishing data, subscription rates, and a pasted quote. It quotes Elbert Hubbard on aging and retreat from business, remarking that nature rejects quitters and death follows retirement. The text references multiple presses and news bureaus and lists addresses and service details.
The Dalles Times-Mountaineer challenges Senator Charles W. Fulton over not joining engineers visiting a vast river improvement project. The piece urges early Eastern Oregon meat inspector appointments, cites current slaughter locations, and notes Pendleton’s praise of Roosevelt and local sentiment. It also covers Irish immigration and Pendleton’s Inland Empire baseball league lead, plus a court ruling on the Fair estate.
A vintage advertisement for Scott's Emulsion claims it makes pale thin children fat and chubby by nourishing their bodies. It asserts quick responses in improving appetite and rosy cheeks, with noticeable benefits from a few drops in a baby bottle and promises a free sample upon request from Scott & Bowne in New York.
The death of William Henry Milburn, famed as The Blind Chaplain, recalls his rise from a two eyed boy on an Ohio River steamer to preacher among circuit riders. On board he confronted profane congressmen, earned their respect, and secured election as chaplain in Washington, a post he held for 58 years.
An Oklahoma man recalls an Indian who identified a coward by instinct. After a man threatened his group, the Indian calmly joined, struck the white man twice with a rough glove, and walked away. He explained the second blow revealed cowardice as his jaw dropped.
A list from the Dawes Commission rolls of the Indian Territory presents a selection of Chickasaw and Choctaw names, including Excellent Love Ugly Eagle Cora Tuggle and others such as Tecumseh, June Love, Always Billy, and Fancy Nora Brown, tied to Kansas City.
One of the finest residences in Pendleton with 7 rooms and bath, modern improvements, electric lights, sewerage, shade trees, within three blocks of Main street. Priced at $2,500 with balance on time. Also other 6 to 7 room homes, lots from $150 to $350. multiple properties available with various down payments and terms.
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